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-title: History of NLP at Stanford
+title: Origins of the Stanford NLP Group
 date: 2025-11-21
 categories: [group, history]
 tags: [history, origins] 

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+title: Faculty Growth of the Stanford NLP Group
+date: 2025-11-22
+categories: [group, history]
+tags: [history, faculty] 
+description: A history of the Stanford NLP Group written for its 25th anniversary
+---
+
+# Faculty Growth of the Stanford NLP Group
+
+Christopher Manning starte the Stanford NLP Group in 2000.
+
+In 2004, Dan Jurafsky joined the Stanford NLP Group.
+
+In 2012, we welcomed Percy Liang.
+
+The group has grown dramatically in the 2020s. Additional core
+Stanford NLP Group faculty in 2025 are: Christopher Potts, Tatsunori
+Hashimoto, Monica Lam, Diyi Yang, and Yejin Choi. 

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+title: NLP at Stanford before the Stanford NLP Group
+date: 2025-11-23
+categories: [group, history]
+tags: [history, faculty] 
+description: A history of the Stanford NLP Group written for its 25th anniversary
+---
+
+# NLP at Stanford before the Stanford NLP Group 
+
+The first computational linguistics/NLP faculty at Stanford was 
+[Joyce Friedman](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_Friedman) (1928–2018; at Stanford 1965–1968). She joined Stanford
+Computer Science the year the department was founded (although several
+CS faculty had been at Stanford earlier in the Department of
+Mathematics) and was the first woman on the CS Faculty. However, she
+moved in 1968 to the University of Michigan and then later to Boston
+University. She was President of the Association for Computational
+Linguistics in 1971 (again, as the first female president).
+
+Joyce worked on quite linguistic topics, such as implementing
+Chomsky's _Aspects_-era transformational grammar and formal reasoning.
+
+She was the advisor of several people who later became prominent
+including David Scott Warren and C. Ray Perrault (who in turn was the
+PhD advisor of James Allen).